Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-01
LOCAL BREYITIES.

land on the recent hot day.
Sarah Bernhard and her theatrical COM
+ any returned East Monday night.
A meeting of the Fourth of july Com
mittee will be held at the Courthouse this
evening.
The steamer Dover came down from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with barge
load of wood.
The close season " for doves terminated
last night, and they are now legitimate
game for the shooters.
There are undelivered messages at the
Western Union Telegraph Office for D. o.
Anderson, James Cameron, plumber and
gas filter, and VIM. Singer, Jr.
Deputy Sheriff Riley, of San Francisco,
brought up last evening, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Frank Miller, who
IS to serve five years for burglary.
The Trustees of the Hesperian College,
Woodland, have sold the college property
to Gilbert & Son for $4,000 The site for
the new building has not yet been de-
termined upon.
Chief DillmaD has received a dispatch
from Ogden stating that the brother of
Samuel Chapman, who was arrested here
Tor insanity Monday evening, will come af-
ter him Immediately.
Orders for $1,000 "pure wine" labels for
bottles, and 10000 stamps for casks, have
been received at the Controllers office.
The law which requires their use goes into
effect on Monday next.
The Woodland papers are worrying be-
cause no steps have yet been taken in that
town for celebration of the Fourth of
July. That's all right. There will be room
for you all in Sacramento.
The friends of Mrs. Enoch Jacobs will be
pleased to learn that the rumor of he- hay
ing broken an arm during an accident
which occurred at the cemetery Monday
was incorrect. She escaped with severe
bruises.
The Marshall Monument Commissioners
accompanied by County Clerk Hamilton,
left for Coloma this morning. Hamilton
is taken along to act as interpreter, he hay
ing been a Joaquin Miller in the early days
of Ell Dorado.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday E. Burrell (colored),
charged with grand larceny in stealing
horse from Josh Riley, another colored
man living near Calf, was tried, but the
jury failed to agree.
Miss Phoebe ]. Quick, an elderly woman
who for many years has eked out an exist
ence by selling flowers, doing fancy needle
work, etc., and was SO well known that she
was one of the characters of the city, died
yesterday after lingering illness.
These arrests were made yesterday John
Royal, by officer Rowland, for disturbing
the peace; All zee, by Deputy Sheriff Ell
dred, for misdemeanor; Dan Cum mings,
by officers Leavy, Pierpont and DEPUTY
Constable Martin, for being drunk.
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II, K. of P, held Monday evening, the
ensuing term: 2. c., J. d. Clevinger; &C,
L. A. Epp; V. c., c. Wilke Prelate, f. T.
Garrett; NJ. at A, F. H. Clemens; Trustee,
j. t. Keepers.
Mrs. Margaret E. Parker, Founder and
First President of the British W. c. T. u,
lectured last evening at the Congregational
Church to large audience. Her subject
was "Woman'S Influence in the Temper
ance Cause" The lecture was full of inter-
est, and well received.
Dan Fayhe, who stole a paper carriers
horse from the depot on Monday, has been
arrested by officer Carroll. The horse has
also been recovered. Fayhe has committed
so many offenses, made SO much trouble,
that charge of grand larceny with prior
conviction added will be entered against
him.
Notaries Public have been commissioned
as follows: G. c. Young, Petaluma ]. 4.
Tapscott, Red Bluff; w. d. Minckle, Susan
vile; A. w. Rhoads, Stockton Z. NJ.
Woodman, Enterprise, Butte county; j. S.
Hall, Gridley; w. G. Wilson, Moiave;
William Hollis, Alameda; G. w. Robus,
National City.
IN a reference made in the RECORD
UNION to prize fight which took place
near Brighton on Sunday, Frank Daroux
was stated to have been referee, and Charley
Williams one of the seconds This was
an error. Mr. Daroux was not present at
all, and Mr. Williams disclaims having
officiated as mentioned.
The police were looking Yesterday for
three little boys who strayed from the
Protestant Orphan Asylum on Memorial
Day. Their names and ages are: Willie
Drummer, between five snd six years, Fred.
Ofierbach, five years, and James O'Neil,
nine years. Up to a late hour last night
the Police Department had hot heard any
thing concerning them.
A band of small boys, ranging in age
from 10 to 16 years, have been arrested by
officer Rowland for breaking a glass of a
rear window of the Wiedemann-H Holden
confectionery store on J street, while tie
dltdCltS Ol tIlS eStdDllSuIneDI were absent
on Memorial Day, and stealing twenty or
thirty pounds of candy. About a dozen
boys were implicated one way or another.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was II 80 which is 2 30 warmer
than was the normal temperature for that
day. The highest and lowest temperature
was $50 and 620, with fresh, variable winds
and weather cloudy to clear and cloudy
The gust of wind which lasted about
twenty-five minutes Yesterday morning
was blowing at the rate of about thirtv-six
miles per hour.
Another Chinawoman has been stolen
from Chinatown, and that quarter is much
excited in consequence. She was the wife
of cook at one of the hotels, and lived in
the neighborhood of Third and | streets
Her husband has had a number of photo
craps of her struck off and sent with her
description to all localities to which it is
believed she may be taken, and is firmly
determined TO rescue her il possible.
Sherman Perkins has been brought to
the County Jail from White Rock by
Constable Chapman, on suspicion of in
sanity. 1t appears to be a mild case....,.
Frank BatterS, who was arrested for inSan-
ity week or ten days ago. but was re-
manded to the County Jail by the Com
missioners of Lunacy, TO test whether mis-
mental arrangement was only temporary,
is still in that institution, and, if anything,
his condition has become worse.
Coroner Stephens, of Yolo county, held
an inquest at the Sackett ranch, five miles
from Winters, upon murdered Chipaman.
The testimony at the inquest developed the
facts that at about 5 o'clock Sunday morn
ing one of the gang of Chinese, known as
China Jake, walked up to the door of the
cabin, armed with repeating rifle, and de-
liberately shot and killed the boss" He
then ran up the creek, and although closely
pursued by posse of men, he succeeded
in making good his escape and at last ac-
counts nothing has been heard of his
whereabouts. The Chinese witnesses TO
the shooting could give no reason for the
murder.
Harry Dassonville and his wife have been
arrested for the murder of Philip Richards
In Nevada City. He is in Jail. she being